Sentence examples for claims refers from inspiring English sources

Home secretary announces judge-led inquiry into undercover police claims, refers outstanding corruption claims to National Crime Agency.

The DDE, in making these claims, refers to common shared principles regarding the moral importance of intent, of appealing to better expected consequences, and insisting that bad not be done so that good may follow from it.

He has also decried "New York values," a phrase that his campaign claims refers to the worship of money and commercialism.

Claims with vague or general statements that could not be verified by a referenced study were excluded from our analysis such as claims referring to the Swiss Drug Compendium, the standard reference book for drugs licensed in Switzerland [ 24].

In contrast, we excluded claims with vague or general statements that could not be verified by a referenced study from our analysis such as purely descriptive claims referring to the Swiss Drug Compendium, the standard reference book for drugs licensed in Switzerland [ 24].

Among the 60 claims referring to clinical studies some claims quoted multiple references.

The bigger claims refer to the structure's ability to resist damage to itself.

The claims refer back to 1952, when the colonial governor, Sir Evelyn Baring, declared a state of emergency in Kenya in an attempt to quash a mounting anti-colonial insurgency known as Mau Mau.

The book's claims refer to the ideas of a number of different fields: the study (then fairly new) of oral literature as well as Greek philosophy and Greek philology; the book also acknowledges the influence of literary theory, particularly structuralism.

So, nutrition claims refer to what a product contains.

We also explored factors likely to be associated with supported advertisement claims such as claims referring to studies with industry funding, claims referring to studies with potential conflict of interest, and claims referring to studies with double blind study design.